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Learjet 60: the US fleet, and how they change hands

There are 237 Learjet 60 on the US register, built from 1993 to 2013 (half of them 2001 or newer). About 9 in 10 are registered to a company and about 1 in 10 to a trust. 29 registration certificates were issued in the 12 months to 8 October 2026, which covers sales, new deliveries and re-registrations.

Fleet facts

On the US register237
Years built1993 to 2013 (half 2001 or newer)
Registered to205 registered to companies (often a single-purpose company), 22 to trusts, 10 to individuals and 0 withheld or other
Registration certificates issued, last 12 months29
Most common statesFlorida, Texas, Delaware

Source: FAA Aircraft Registry releasable database, file of 8 October 2026; valid US registrations only. FAA type 60. Delaware ranks high because many aircraft are registered through companies formed in Delaware, not because they are based there.

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Questions

How many Learjet 60 are there in the US?

237 on the FAA register on 8 October 2026, built from 1993 to 2013. Aircraft on other countries' registers are not counted.

How often does a Learjet 60 change hands?

29 registration certificates were issued for this type in the 12 months to 8 October 2026. That covers sales, new deliveries and re-registrations; the register does not record prices.

Can I sell my Learjet 60 without advertising it?

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Do you publish individual aircraft or owners?

No. The figures on this page are totals from the public FAA register. We never publish an aircraft, its registration or its owner without the owner's written consent.

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